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AT this time, Cream was considered a Super Group, of top musicians. Eric Clapton on guitar, Ginger Baker on drums (considered best in world at this time). They were from Britian. Psychodelic rock. At concerts, people started holding up Huge signs, saying, Clapton is God!
I love how you found this humorous but still appreciated it... That's okay, keep it real! As a 56 year old retired drummer this song is very important and iconic but I get how you take it and you don't have to "love" every song you review or apologize for it... Just be authentic and respectful (as you do) and be yourselves.. we get it ❤
This song was inspired by Jimi Hendrix! You can hear Eric Clapton, the guitarist, does some very Jimi-like guitar in parts of it. Jimi actually came to the studio while they were recording this song & he complimented it. They told him to his face that he was the inspiration for the song! Clapton was onstage with Jimi the night in 1966, in a London music club, in front of many other big rockers, when Jimi changed music forever. Jimi's playing blew Clapton's mind & shook him & all the other guitarists who saw him. They all had to think about how to move forward with their music, now that Jimi had shown what could be done with guitar. Great reaction, guys!
You guys experience the song the way YOU WANT. But don’t play it up for us. Respect the song, but experience it the way you want. People that don’t like pausing can just listen to the goddam song at home.
I enjoy the sincere and fun reactions. Keep it up, gentlemen. I’m 55 and grew up with this music. Some of us old geezers can get a bit testy about what is said/not already known. Me? No worries. Glad y’all seem to be enjoying it in a real way.
And I’m sure no ganga or other party favors are involved in the making of these reaction videos. Wink. Wink. Like I wasn’t very often off my face listening back in the day too.
I subbed yesterday...today this video came up on my homepage as a survey asking my opinion of it. Yall got 5 stars. But I am telling you this because it might be helpful to know your video here has made the YT survey algorithm.
Seriously, how many great English bands are there?!🤘👏The Beatles, The Prodigy, The Who, Queen, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, The Animals, The Rolling Stones, Joy Division, Oasis, The Kinks, Radiohead, Roxy music, The Cure, T-Rex, Black Sabbath, Motorhead, Genesis, Yes, Judas Priest, Dire Straits, King Crimson, Electric Light Orchestra(ELO), New Order, Depeche Mode, and The Sweet, and my favourite in the mighty Iron Maiden, Just to name a few🤘
You have this banging aroung any oldhead they will be tempted to buy you a beer I shit you not. My dad is 62 and this is what they jammed back in their days, Just straight bangers.
Shea Stadium either 1989 or 1990, he opened up with this song. i was on the second tier and I thought it was going to fucking crash, breakoff. i never surrendered my life to music in the moment like that moment....
From my own perspective, the reason I've been getting into these guys is because of their authenticity. If they try to act like you want them to act, I don't think I'll like it as much. I crave authentic reactions more than I crave a formula. I say be yourself, guys!
This reminds me of that old test where you personally describe 4 things: 1) your favorite color, 2) your favorite animal, 3) what it's like to be in your favorite recreational body of water, boat, or water park, 4) what it's like to be in a completely white, brightly-lit room ***DO NOT READ THE FOLLOWING until you have written down your answers Your descriptions of the first 4 things will correlate to these 4 things: 1) how you want to be perceived by others, 2) the people you are attracted to, or want to be around, 3) how you feel about sex, 4) how you feel about death Perhaps this song was intended as a lyrical Rorschach test -- where the lyricist wanted to throw a boatload of symbolism into a song, just to see how many ways the listeners would interpret it. It would be a brilliant prank on the audience, by getting people to reveal their innermost secrets in how they perceive the song.
Guys, Cream was a monster that blew the doors off of music in America. Eric Clapton was the only guitarist in the world who could compare to Jimi Hendrix at the time. If you wanna hear what these guys could do. Check out "Spoonful" from the album "Wheels of Fire" - It's a live version without video. Even today almost 60 years later, it's hard to believe 3 guys could be this good. It will leave your chin on your chest.
Yes, British. Eric Clapton is the guitarist, largely of a blues background. Every player is a product of their environs, I've heard Eric's style described as the 'King's English' version of the Blues. Not so much for a reaction, but after a little more listening, Cream's 2005 live video performances from Royal Albert Hall of Crossroads, and We're going wrong (the alternate take version).
These guys are goats of their instruments. The dude on guitar is the original guitarist for the band that became led Zeppelin. The drummer imo is greatest ever. This music was in the evolution that eventually became heavy metal. These guys are fucking pros.
@jamesmcnaughton6884 I meant he was one of the original guitarists of the yardbirds. Not the first, the last. But I didn't want to overcomplicate it. I'm aware that Clapton was the first Yardbirds guitarist.
Check out Pink FLOYD,The Wall, Dark Side of the Moon,and Wish You Were Here,youll be sitting there with your mouth open in pure disbelief at what you just heard
They were only together like 3 years! Send groups like LED zepp, black sabbath, Rush...... Each individual pushed the group further and further together; they pushed excellence out of each other. Then there's cream;; who couldnt get away from their own egos! Sad but true. Kind of like Mustaine / Metallica At least we got Megadeth out of that though!
58 years fresh - I got a suggestion for you guys, BOSTON has what I consider the best DEBUT album ever. I challenge you to find one bad song on the album just pick a random one but FOREPLAY/LONGTIME is a mind bender. Hang on tight!! BTW the UFO's on the cover are guitars upside down and backwards.
Grats on 2k. The shades look cool and all, but the whole point for the viewer is to watch your face react, and the glasses block your eyes. Just a little tip.
@@R-EActsTV Right on man. Might try some fades or something lighter. I don't want to tell you your business or anything; just passing a tip along. I really dug what you guys have done so far. It was a fun hang.
I'm sorry but you guys are hurting yourselves on people wanting to watch you, they want your reaction not to watch you laughing and stopping the song every 5 seconds! I'll be watching other reactors in the future!
You can live for a billion years an you'll never be able to beat 1970s music.. you can't, it's impossible.. late 60s great also, but you can't beat the 70s
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Due to the overwhelming amount of requests we get, we've set up a Ko-Fi donation page to make the process easier and faster for everyone! 😊
👉 Here's how it works:
* $20: Request a song and we'll react to it in the order we receive donations! (First come, first serve)
* $40: Skip the line and get your request prioritized! 🚀
💥 Donate here to make your request: ko-fi.com/reacts
Since UA-cam often doesn’t allow us to monetize some of our videos due to copyright, we accept donations just for generosity’s sake - your support helps us keep going and do more reactions!
Thank you so much for your support - it means the world to us! ❤
Disclaimer: Donations are for song reactions only, and we try to react to as many requests as we can!
AT this time, Cream was considered a Super Group, of top musicians. Eric Clapton on guitar, Ginger Baker on drums (considered best in world at this time). They were from Britian. Psychodelic rock. At concerts, people started holding up Huge signs, saying, Clapton is God!
Let's not forget Jack Bruce, bass God.
This came out just before I entered junior high. It still impresses me to this day, and I'm 67. Cream rocks.
I love how you found this humorous but still appreciated it... That's okay, keep it real! As a 56 year old retired drummer this song is very important and iconic but I get how you take it and you don't have to "love" every song you review or apologize for it... Just be authentic and respectful (as you do) and be yourselves.. we get it ❤
Just a reminder…3 guys. Three guys in that band and just put that in your head. A worthwhile rabbit hole.
1968, I was 14…….this album was epic❤️🔥❤️🔥❤️🔥
15.
Their song Sunshine of Your Love will ruin you. The drummer, Ginger Baker, rules.
This song was inspired by Jimi Hendrix! You can hear Eric Clapton, the guitarist, does some very Jimi-like guitar in parts of it. Jimi actually came to the studio while they were recording this song & he complimented it. They told him to his face that he was the inspiration for the song! Clapton was onstage with Jimi the night in 1966, in a London music club, in front of many other big rockers, when Jimi changed music forever. Jimi's playing blew Clapton's mind & shook him & all the other guitarists who saw him. They all had to think about how to move forward with their music, now that Jimi had shown what could be done with guitar. Great reaction, guys!
I’m loving you guys. I’m going down the rabbit hole watching you react to awesome music I grew up with.
That was a hella funny reaction, that just cheered me up; and it's a good song; haha.
Not only is that part epic every time, it's actual musical history lol. You two are hilarious keep it up guy's.
You guys experience the song the way YOU WANT. But don’t play it up for us. Respect the song, but experience it the way you want. People that don’t like pausing can just listen to the goddam song at home.
The Cream rises to the top🎸
I enjoy the sincere and fun reactions. Keep it up, gentlemen. I’m 55 and grew up with this music. Some of us old geezers can get a bit testy about what is said/not already known. Me? No worries. Glad y’all seem to be enjoying it in a real way.
You're so real for that ❤ love this comment
@R-EActsTV
That pup feels old? He'll be my age in 12 yrs. Yours Is No Disgrace by YES off the YES Album
Yes to YES. What a career and wonderful progressive proto METAL in alot of ways.
And I’m sure no ganga or other party favors are involved in the making of these reaction videos. Wink. Wink. Like I wasn’t very often off my face listening back in the day too.
Life's been good by Joe Walsh
I subbed yesterday...today this video came up on my homepage as a survey asking my opinion of it. Yall got 5 stars. But I am telling you this because it might be helpful to know your video here has made the YT survey algorithm.
Seriously, how many great English bands are there?!🤘👏The Beatles, The Prodigy, The Who, Queen, Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, The Animals, The Rolling Stones, Joy Division, Oasis, The Kinks, Radiohead, Roxy music, The Cure, T-Rex, Black Sabbath, Motorhead, Genesis, Yes, Judas Priest, Dire Straits, King Crimson, Electric Light Orchestra(ELO), New Order, Depeche Mode, and The Sweet, and my favourite in the mighty Iron Maiden, Just to name a few🤘
Dazed and confused by Led Zeppelin you two will love it!
You have this banging aroung any oldhead they will be tempted to buy you a beer I shit you not. My dad is 62 and this is what they jammed back in their days, Just straight bangers.
"Santana - Soul Sacrifice 1969 Woodstock live concierto HQ"
Shea Stadium either 1989 or 1990, he opened up with this song. i was on the second tier and I thought it was going to fucking crash, breakoff. i never surrendered my life to music in the moment like that moment....
Don't be those reaction guys that giggle through the whole song and stop it fifteen times. Those are the people with 200 likes.
how about they do what they want on their own channel friendo
@@maxwellstubbs2510 I know these guys are smart enough to take that advice.
From my own perspective, the reason I've been getting into these guys is because of their authenticity. If they try to act like you want them to act, I don't think I'll like it as much. I crave authentic reactions more than I crave a formula. I say be yourself, guys!
It’s a reaction. (Pauses included)
Listen to the full song if you don’t like the interruption
Power Trio
Check out the live version from 2005(?) at Royal Albert.
Lads.... - Tomorrow Never Knows - The Beatles
Psychedelia at its finest - made in 1966 and still sounds as if its from tomorrow.
I loved “Politician” by Cream. Still do!
Get into my big black car.... probably my favorite
Homeboy on the right. He knows it... Oh they both do😂
Tales of brave Ulysses and sitting on top of the world and politician. All good cream tunes
Incredible song
Just remember why they call it Psychedelic Rock - They were taking a lot of psychedelics.
The beat in this is relentless.
Eric Clapton is timeless.
This reminds me of that old test where you personally describe 4 things:
1) your favorite color,
2) your favorite animal,
3) what it's like to be in your favorite recreational body of water, boat, or water park,
4) what it's like to be in a completely white, brightly-lit room
***DO NOT READ THE FOLLOWING until you have written down your answers
Your descriptions of the first 4 things will correlate to these 4 things:
1) how you want to be perceived by others,
2) the people you are attracted to, or want to be around,
3) how you feel about sex,
4) how you feel about death
Perhaps this song was intended as a lyrical Rorschach test -- where the lyricist wanted to throw a boatload of symbolism into a song, just to see how many ways the listeners would interpret it. It would be a brilliant prank on the audience, by getting people to reveal their innermost secrets in how they perceive the song.
Best club entrance EVER!!
Pay attention to all lyrics from all songs
Eric Claption "Fore ever man"
Guys, Cream was a monster that blew the doors off of music in America. Eric Clapton was the only guitarist in the world who could compare to Jimi Hendrix at the time. If you wanna hear what these guys could do. Check out "Spoonful" from the album "Wheels of Fire" - It's a live version without video. Even today almost 60 years later, it's hard to believe 3 guys could be this good. It will leave your chin on your chest.
Ac/dc Whole lotta Rosie live at riverplate!
Let's get to the roots brothers! Parliament-Funkadelic Parliament-Funkadelic Parliament-Funkadelic Parliament-Funkadelic
Yes, British. Eric Clapton is the guitarist, largely of a blues background. Every player is a product of their environs, I've heard Eric's style described as the 'King's English' version of the Blues. Not so much for a reaction, but after a little more listening, Cream's 2005 live video performances from Royal Albert Hall of Crossroads, and We're going wrong (the alternate take version).
My childhood. The best of days ever ❤
Check out Winter by Oceans of Slumber.
Very poetic
Great reaction. If you like this, it's what's called psychedelic rock. This band has many great tunes. Try "Tales of Brave Ulysses". You'll like it.
Eric Clapton, Jimi Hendrix, Stevie Ray Vaughn all tight friends and fans of each other. Please cover Eric Clapton live "Layla"
One of the best Drummers ever Ginger Baker !!
These guys are goats of their instruments. The dude on guitar is the original guitarist for the band that became led Zeppelin. The drummer imo is greatest ever. This music was in the evolution that eventually became heavy metal. These guys are fucking pros.
The guitarist is Eric Clapton ( never a member of Zeppelin)….you have him confused with Jimmy Page
@jamesmcnaughton6884 I meant he was one of the original guitarists of the yardbirds. Not the first, the last. But I didn't want to overcomplicate it. I'm aware that Clapton was the first Yardbirds guitarist.
@ 10 four ! ✌️
Check out Pink FLOYD,The Wall, Dark Side of the Moon,and Wish You Were Here,youll be sitting there with your mouth open in pure disbelief at what you just heard
Yooo, Pink Floyd - See Emily Play and Black Sabbath - Fairies Wear Boots !
Y'all will eventually get to Slayer and I will be here waiting...
Jimi Hendrix's favorite band
😂 good song. You guys are funny.
Crimson!
I highly recommend and sincerely think you would like : King Crinson song 'Epitaph' ('69). Regards from your fan: Ronnie in Amsterdam
"ELECTRIC WORRY" by CLUTCH
4:44 video
Dude on right is high
Yep
Ya think?😁
Please react to Pink Floyd "Comfortably numb" live at pulse
All that sound from 3 guys!🤯
Ginger Baker was the man. Of course, Clapton and Bruce to round out this killer band.
check out the song Ego Death by the incredibly talented prog rock band Polyphia. insane musicianship that i know yall will appreciate
Please do "Peg" by Steely Dan
Check out stevie ray vaughn life without you live at capitol theatre
They were only together like 3 years! Send groups like LED zepp, black sabbath, Rush...... Each individual pushed the group further and further together; they pushed excellence out of each other.
Then there's cream;; who couldnt get away from their own egos! Sad but true.
Kind of like Mustaine / Metallica
At least we got Megadeth out of that though!
Clapton is god
Slowhand rules
Want to hear another bad azz guitarist try Chicago 25 6 to 4 at Tanglewood!! Hendrix actually told him he was better than he was !Terry Kath
Try reacting to The Grateful Dead, turn on your lovelight
Eric Clapton on guitar!!!! Friends with Jimi Hendrix when he was alive!!
When he was alive.... I hope so 😂
@coreyilacqua9780 , I know, should have worded that better? Lol! I just didn't want to write real quick Clapton and Hendrix are friends!! That's all?
Another related Cream track - The Tales of Brave Ulysses
58 years fresh - I got a suggestion for you guys, BOSTON has what I consider the best DEBUT album ever. I challenge you to find one bad song on the album just pick a random one but FOREPLAY/LONGTIME is a mind bender. Hang on tight!! BTW the UFO's on the cover are guitars upside down and backwards.
Check out some Pink Floyd... it is great music for a buzz.
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Eric clapton was in this band
That is eric clapton
Grats on 2k. The shades look cool and all, but the whole point for the viewer is to watch your face react, and the glasses block your eyes. Just a little tip.
I wear glasses because my eyes are sensitive to artificial lighting.
@@R-EActsTV Right on man. Might try some fades or something lighter. I don't want to tell you your business or anything; just passing a tip along. I really dug what you guys have done so far. It was a fun hang.
Too many stops guys you sound good but cool the interruptions. This is the first supergroup with Eric Clapton Jack Bruce and Ginger Baker from 1966.
react to what does it mean to you by carpetman
SOUNDS CONSTITUTIONAL.LMFAO...
Cmon guys..just listen to the best music you are ignoring
I'm sorry but you guys are hurting yourselves on people wanting to watch you, they want your reaction not to watch you laughing and stopping the song every 5 seconds! I'll be watching other reactors in the future!
How many fucking times do you have to stop the song?
Boomer music light years ahead of shitty cRAP.
Don’t be lit hearing this, no respect.
Too much commentary. 😢
You can live for a billion years an you'll never be able to beat 1970s music.. you can't, it's impossible.. late 60s great also, but you can't beat the 70s
Check out some texas hippie coalition
Your almost sounding like your mocking the music😢
We absolutely love it!!!!
What are they laughing at? I dont get it.